Ekun Omi Tears of desert water

Femi Bajulaye is a Nigerian/Yoruba Artist working and based in London. His artistic practice, writing, and film production focus on issues of migration, African identity, the spirituality of Yoruba cosmology, rationale and design consciousness, and philosophical issues about ontology and the Anthropocene. He explores the vastness of Yoruba/ African culture and inevitably the excellence and vastness they provide and inspire through intentionally woven stories and narratives that seek to alter, evoke, and create new emotions, such as Ekun Omi (2024), and future upcoming projects.

Emmanuel Bajulaye is a Nigerian/Yoruba actor and model with multifaceted experience within the fashion industry and an understanding of its processes. He had received training from the top drama schools such as the Identity School of Acting, the Unseen Drama, and the National Youth Theatre where actors like John Boyega, Damson Idris, and Archie Renaux developed and sharpened their skills. His interests include the performing arts, writing, poetry, film Yoruba cosmogony, and studies of cultural and historical significance. Through the exploration of these mediums, he creates discourse around African experiences around the diaspora and cultural existentialism regarding the identity of Black and African people on the continent and across the diaspora. This cultivates and lends him the ability to bring refreshing ideas and perspective to his creativity.